muz
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Money is one part of it but Turkiye and Pak are supportive of Hezbollah but are not of Houthis maybe because they become less of militant/political force and more like somali pirates
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Money is one part of it but Turkiye and Pak are supportive of Hezbollah but are not of Houthis maybe because they become less of militant/political force and more like somali pirates
The liberation of the second largest city in Yemen (Taiz) is inevitable and getting closer
to be fair I think many Arab and Muslim nations have issues with their militaries they all fear coups from within so they tend to fund different forces more for their utter loyalty to the “leader” at the time and usually those forces aren’t funded to deal with outside forces but descent from within that’s like 90 percent of them(my own percentage but probably close)arab countries that are ruled by kings/Sheikhs tend to have not that much competent militarties there is a valid reason for that as soon as they raise one the officers in it get power hungry do a coup either kill the ruling family or exile them and it pretty much becoms a military run state Libya and Iraq are not so far off examples in that regard only outlier is Jordan which manage to have a somewhat competent military without having a coup only big crises that country had to face was when PLO tried to seize the country for themselves during Black September
Saudis can afford to continually send drones and Air power to monitor and harass Houthis 24/7. A military blunder by Houthi military planners.
After carrying out precise reconnaissance missions, the flying units of the Second and Third Divisions - Homeland Shield Forces launched qualitative strikes targeting sites and fortifications of the Houthi militia in Al-Jawf Governorate, as part of the "Yemen Dawn" operations.
Their air force and drone operators are either Sudanese incompetent mercenary slaves they got from Africa or American mercenaries and Chinese operators for Wing Loong dronesNo, they can not. Saudis can not afford sustained hostilities for a few months at this tempo. They have far too much to lose & the internal dynamics are equally as dangerous for MBS. The Saudis need a fairly quick victory over Houthis or at least suppression of Houthi offensive capability.
Zionist Houthis scum will die like the treacherous dogs they are. No more hiding behind Palestine. Salahudeen spent years fighting traitors before liberating Palestine. Iran has already killed more Muslims in the Muslim world than israel. Just like Salahudeen destroyed and ended the Fatimid traitors before liberating Palestine, Muslims will end the terrorist Iranian regimes and its proxies before capturing Palestine.
Cry harder while I enjoy videos of Houthis terrorists getting run over
See I might have liked it because large parts of it seem about right but this part just sounds slightly racist especially when talking about countries with populationsTheir air force and drone operators are either Sudanese incompetent mercenary slaves they got from Africa or American mercenaries and Chinese operators for Wing Loong drones
There is not a single Saudi in their whole army
Saudi Arabia getting its first victory over Yemen isn't happening any time soon